Artwork: Chip TaylorIt's a simple fact of life in the magazine business: Most never make it to even a fifth year of publication.
We have been very fortunate at PC World, and we know that the reason has been the fantastic loyalty and support of our readers. For that, we offer our humblest thanks.
We've recently celebrated our 25th Anniversary and hope you will enjoy the suite of stories, blogs, and slide shows we produced in commemoration. Let us know what you think, because in the end, only your opinion matters.
- 25 Products We Can't Live Without - Here's the stuff you'd have to pry from the hands of the PC World staff.
- 25 Questions, 25 Answers - How can you make Vista less annoying? Or back up your data easily? Or preserve your pricey new HDTV's picture? We've got solutions for these and 22 other common tech conundrums.
- The Next 25 Years in Tech - PCs may disappear from your desk by 2033. But with digital technology showing up everywhere else--including inside your body--computing will only get more personal.
- 25 Days That Changed Everything - From a clone's debut to iPhone insanity, here are the most significant moments of the PC World era.
- 25 Moments From Our First 25 Years - We at PC World have seen technology history--lots and lots of it. And maybe even made a little of it ourselves.
- A Journey Through 25 Years of PC World - Here's a sampling of embarrassing predictions and still-common tech complaints spanning 25 years of our print issues.
- Five Sci-Fi Scenarios That Will Come True - In the next 25 years, these technological advances, made famous in movies and on TV, will become reality. How accurate are our prognostications? Check back with us in 2033.
- 25 Years Ago: Free, Easy Software Begins - In the early 1980s, our first editor made history in multiple ways.
- Share Your PC World Memories as We Turn 25
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